Baltimore, Maryland is home to Sudbrook Magnet Middle, a public magnet middle school in a large suburban area. The school has about 847 students and serves grades 6 through 8. Sudbrook Magnet Middle has about 64 full-time equivalent teachers and three full-time school counselors. The student-to-teacher ratio is about 13:1, which is better than the district average. The school has a standards-based middle school curriculum as well as specialized magnet programs that focus on things like environmental science, arts integration, and more challenging academic work. The student body is diverse, with 56% female and 44% male students. About 43% of students said they were economically disadvantaged. According to U.S. News data, academic performance is mixed: 8% of students are proficient or above in math, while 40% are proficient or above in reading. This means that English language arts are doing better than math. There isn't a lot of public information about how much money schools spend, but the funding is in line with the averages for Baltimore County Public Schools. Sudbrook Magnet Middle is known for its specialized programs, balanced enrollment, and helpful staff. It is also working to improve math achievement across all grade levels.

Sudbrook Magnet Middle School is a very exciting place! The school recently put on its Fall Play, "One Stoplight Town," which showed off what its students could do. The school's PTSA is also putting on a lot of events, like the Soaring Eagles Breakfast and concerts with the band, orchestra, and chorus. The school is also encouraging people in the community to get involved through programs like "Books at the Brook," a book club for students, teachers, and staff.

Q1. How does Sudbrook Magnet Middle School teach?

Ans. The school puts a lot of emphasis on creative teaching and learning experiences that are tailored to each student.

Q2. What does the school do to make students more curious?

Ans. Lessons include activities that let students explore, solve problems, and do things with their hands.

Q3. What help is there for students?

Ans. Academic counseling and guidance services help students stay on track.

Q4. What does Sudbrook Magnet Middle do to encourage teamwork?

Ans. Group projects and discussions help people work together and talk to each other.

Q5. How do parents help out at school?

Ans. Parents are involved through events, meetings, and regular communication.